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Former Man City defender Nedum Onuoha fears US police "could take my life"

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Nedum Onuoha admits he fears for his life in the USA. Former Manchester City defender Onuoha, 33, plays for Real Salt Lake in Major League Soccer and he backed the widespread protests across 75 US cities since George Floyd died after being pinned down by a white police officer.

He said: “If police read me wrong, they could take my life. I never go out and feel 100 percent safe. “I’m always very wary of how I behave and how it could be viewed by people who have power. “For me personally, overall I don’t like to say it, but I have a fear and distrust towards police.” Onuoha added that the gun laws in the USA added to his sense of unease.

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